Farms in Romania are generally small, grouped into relatively limited areas. Most of the inhabitants of the rural area cultivate products for their own consumption, for […]
Read more...Romanian farmers are not satisfied with the new marketplace law and its application. The problems they face are varied. Among others, farmers complain about the selling […]
Read more...The European Commission has discontinued the payments to Romania for two financing axes — Axis I and Axis IV — of the Sectoral Operational Programme ‘Increasing Economic Competitiveness’ […]
Read more...Farmers who are unable to ensure the presence of animals on a pasture for grazing can receive area payment if they prove that they mowed the […]
Read more...Brain drain refers to the mass emigration from a particular country of a group of people with good professional qualifications. The export of intellectual capital is […]
Read more...Romania is among the European countries that are less favoured in terms of its water resources, which are made up of 14% groundwater and 86% surface […]
Read more...Environmental organisations in Romania express their worry regarding the negative and irreparable effects that the draft Government Decision on the initiative to allocate EUR 3.3 million from the […]
Read more...Romanian farmers complain about the considerable differences between the level of agriculture grants allocated to Romania and the level of agriculture grants allocated to other EU […]
Read more...In the contemporary economic, political and social context, the Romanian society can face various internal crisis situations at any time. Crises are forms of manifestation of […]
Read more...In Romania, over 20% of the population is over 65 years old. Although many of these persons need home care, only 0.23% benefit from such services, which […]
Read more...According to a study published by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), climate change will have an important impact on food production. Among the […]
Read more...According to preliminary data from the Statistical Office of the European Union, in 2014, Romania, alongside Bulgaria and Croatia, had the lowest GDP per capita in […]
Read more...The recent statements by Austrian Foreign Minister, Sebastian Kurz, and Austrian Family Minister, Sophie Karmasin, according to which Austria should not grant child benefit for Romanian […]
Read more...The recent statements by Austrian Foreign Minister, Sebastian Kurz, and Austrian Family Minister, Sophie Karmasin, according to which Austria should not grant child benefit for Romanian […]
Read more...The project regarding the set-up of a social enterprise at Câmpia Turzii, Cluj County, amounting to EUR 3.57 million from EU funds, faced serious implementation difficulties. […]
Read more...One problem identified in the Romanian justice system relates to the non-unified case-law. In practice, there are a considerable number of similar cases, with a […]
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